Adrian Dupu believes that Moldovan citizens recognize Romania’s support for Chisinau, which is why Romanians with Moldovan citizenship are becoming more active participants in elections across the Prut. He shared this view during the “Realitatea te priveste” program with Valentina Ursu, broadcast on RLIVE TV.
The Romanian politician pointed out that the number of Romanian voters in Moldova has been steadily increasing. He emphasized that citizens are becoming more aware of the importance of elections and are engaging more as they see Romania’s help.
“The number of voters in Moldova has been growing consistently. People understand the significance of the elections. They see Romania’s support. That is why they have started to participate more actively. The potential is much greater. We want Romanian citizens originally from Moldova, who have left the country, to vote in these elections,” Dupu stated.
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He added, “Everywhere I go during this campaign, I meet Moldovan Romanians and make sure that what happens in Romania influences events in Moldova.”
Adrian Dupu is the National Liberal Party candidate for senator in the diaspora and is the first on the PNL list for the constituency outside Romania’s borders.
Romania’s parliamentary elections will take place from November 30 to December 1. In the Republic of Moldova, there will be 59 polling stations: 17 in the north, 34 in the center, and 8 in the south.